The new C-30 Digital Harpsichord comes with all the expected bells and whistles (various baroque tunings, meantone temprament), plus MIDI out (would make a great master keyboard, if you got used to the clicky action), and a really over-the top collection of optional extras ("decoration panel" and "picture board"). However, it can't really match the late '90s chic of the C-80 Digital Harpsichord with it's reverse keyboard and three legs.
However, out-cooling all of these by a very long way is eBay item #110215197038 - an RMI electric harpsichord from the early '70s, which has no soundboard, but electric pickups. It must sound great through a good guitar amp...

Posted by Tom Whitwell.

Comments:

I wonder how hard it'd be to side-light the stained-glass panels with some holy LEDs...

That Baldwin is beyond slick. Perspex lid!

My friend's studio has a Virginal, apparently an early variant of the Harpsichord. His is very small, almost like an overgrown Clavinet, but is fully acoustic, a real trip to play.

The Baldwin was a rockin' machine.It had magnetic pickups right across the whole range with separate pole pieces for each string.It was split into two ranges with separate volume for the lower and upper half of the keyboard,It did however require a considerable talent with a tuning hammer to keep the thing dialed into playable tune.